April 13, 2025
Good morning! Sorry for not having the weekly blog post for the last couple of weeks. Having a newborn, career, and a business are tough to juggle. Something our moms and dads know all too well. Thank you for your patience! Don't forget to sign up for free MURPH challenge in the gym. This will help you get ready for MURPH competition coming up in May. Sign-up in the gym at the whiteboard. MURPH competition is open for registrations. Scan QR code in the gym to sign-up. Registration before May 9th will get you a t-shirt and every registration will get a meal voucher for the food truck. Our food truck is Wandering Waffle from Stokedale NC. Chicken and Waffles!! Yummy!! This Tuesday, Kristin is out of town and we don't want you to miss a workout, so we are offering a free Burn and Sculpt class April 15th at 5:30pm for all Zumba clients. Sign-up HERE Lets get right to the week ahead! Start your week with a spicy combo of jump rope and gymnastic movements! You’ll complete two rounds of 2-minute AMRAPs, beginning each with 70 Double Unders (or 140 Singles), then using the remaining time to hit Max Wall Walks in the first AMRAP and Max Toes-to-Bar in the second. Rest 2 minutes between AMRAPs and between sets. Scaled options include Wall Walk modifications, Knees to Elbows, or Knee Raises. This workout will test your engine, core, and coordination! We’re building on Monday’s momentum with a high-skill, high-intensity effort! You’ll tackle two rounds of 2-minute AMRAPs, each starting with 70 Double Unders (or 140 Singles), followed by Max Wall Walks in round one and Max Toes-to-Bar in round two. Rest 2 minutes between each AMRAP and between sets. Scaled options include modified Wall Walks, Knees to Elbows, or Knee Raises. This workout dials up your heart rate while challenging your midline and movement control. This one’s all about intensity and control under fatigue. You’ve got 4 sets for time, each including a calorie push on the Echo Bike (15/12), 9 Overhead Squats at 135/95 (or 12 reps at a lighter 115/80), and 4 Ring Muscle-Ups (or 6 Burpee Pull-Ups as a modification). Each set has a 2:30 time cap, with a 1:1 rest between rounds. Scaled athletes will hit 12/9 Echo calories, 9 Overhead Squats at 115/80, and 4 Burpee Pull-Ups per set. This workout blends cardio, barbell stamina, and gymnastics skill—so pace smart and push hard! A grind-style chipper that challenges grip, core, and pulling strength. You’ll move through 5 Seated Legless Rope Climbs, followed by 30 V-Ups, and finish with 15 L-Sit Rope Pull-Ups. Complete each movement in full before progressing to the next—no rounds, just steady effort. Scaled athletes can sub in 5 regular Rope Climbs or 10 Rope Pulls to Stand, 30 Modified Alternating Leg V-Ups, and 15 Chin-Ups. This one’s all about body control and upper-body stamina—dig in and stay smooth! Time to lift! This session is all about high-rep strength under fatigue, alternating between Jerks and Front Squats across four descending weight intervals. You’ll perform 1-minute AMRAPs at each weight, starting heavy and tapering down: Jerks first, then after a 4-minute rest, repeat the same structure with Front Squats. Focus on clean movement and max reps at each weight. Prescribed weights start at 245/165 and descend by 20 lbs per set. Scaled athletes will begin at 155/105 and drop to 95/65. This workout builds serious barbell stamina and mental grit—pace smart and push the reps! Grab a partner and get ready to grind through 10 rounds each, alternating work in this team-style chipper. Every round includes 2 Rope Climbs (or 6 Strict Pull-Ups), 3 Heavy Deadlifts at 315/205, and 5 Shuttle Runs (50ft each). While one partner works, the other rests—so push hard during your turn. Scaled version includes 1 Rope Climb (or 3 Strict Pull-Ups), 2 Deadlifts at 315/205 (or 3 at 275/185), and 4 Shuttle Runs. This one’s a full-body effort, testing strength, grip, and conditioning—perfect for that weekend warrior vibe! It is going to be great week at Lucky City Wellness! We look forward to seeing everyone in the gym! #herewego